Try splitting the window, after reading wht U want of it,click on the next
message down. No X-ing out.
Mark Foster wrote:
> David Murray wrote:
>
> > Hello y'all. A couple of questions: When will the "next"
> > button (or keyboard shortcut) be implemented so that, when
> > viewing individual messages in a separate, stand-alone window,
> > one can easily move to the next message without haveing to close the
> > window, and select the next message to open in a new window?
> Mozilla's
> > starting to perform really nicely now, but I'm finding that after
> > I've read a couplea newsgroups the opening times of new messages
> starts
> > to slow down markedly. My machiene is well spec'd with celeron
> > 333, 32Mb of ram, Win32 4.1, and I have a dedicated swap
> > partition with a 120Mb swap file (sufficient for substantial
> > audio or graphics work) - and Mozilla still tends to run slowly
> > and then slow down further - altho' it's considerably better than it
> > was. :o) I expect that Mozilla should be functioning with the same
> > speed as my wordprocessor - for opening windows, dialogue boxes,
> > etc. Are there further improvements in speed planned, to bring
> > it at least near to the performance of N4.x? (I hope so) Just
> > wondering. Regards to you all, D.
> I've got the same question about going to the next message when it's in
> a separate window. Currently there seems to be no way to go to the
> next message without going back to the 3-paned message/header/group window.
>
> In netscape 4.x I used to open somme messages in a full screen window,
> use the space bar to scroll through it, and on to the next message. Or,
> I'd use the "N" or "P" keyboard shortcuts.
>
> Any chance of getting these into mozilla?
>
> Thanks
> Mark Foster
